Skip to main content

Hot Pink Saturate Look


Hello out there! Hope you are having fun with your makeup. I certainly do! So I went shopping in my makeup stash and decided to try out some stuff that I have had for a while but didn’t use much. This look combines Revlon’s colorburst hot pink lip-gloss and OCC saturate (teal) pigment since these two were barely used. 
Face
Revlon Beyond Natural smoothing primer
Sacha cream to powder foundation in Perfect Caramel
L’Oreal Translucide loose powder in medium
CaraMia Blush in Apricot
Revlon Colorstay mineral finishing powder in Suntan Matte
Eyes
Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Saturate
Coastal Scent Go Cairo palette (matte dark brown and light brown)
MAC Fluidline Midnight Blues
MAC False Lashes Extreme Black Mascara
Lips
Rose pink shade from Coastal Scent Passion Berry lip quad
Revlon Colorburst lip-gloss in Hot pink
Isn’t it great when you can find ways to utilize the makeup that you already have? Of course that doesn’t stop me from wanting more! Ha ha, it’s just the makeup lover in me.
Happy Shopping in your Makeup Stash!
XOXO
Naomi
Labels:

Comments

  1. Lena L9 February 2012 at 16:40

    you look gorgeous!
    i seriously love aqua blue shades for your eyes!
    the earings are so adorable, too. ;)

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Bellezza Bee10 February 2012 at 03:51

      thanks Lena! i'm still experimenting with colours to see what suits me best. p.s dont tell my sister, the earrings are hers! hehe

      Delete
  2. Maryam Maquillage10 February 2012 at 14:24

    you have such a pretty skin tone :)) the bright colors just pop off!!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Bellezza Bee10 February 2012 at 19:27

      Thanks Maryam! I;m still experimenting with colours to see what works best for me!

      Delete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Easy Pineapple Upside Down Cake

Hello Bakers! I've been quite the busy bee lately baking up a storm in my baking classes. Today's post is a simple pineapple upside down cake. Enjoy!
9 comments
Read more

Revlon Sculpting Blush Palette in Pink

I have never been so disappointed in a Revlon product before… until now! Maybe I chose the wrong colour for my skin-tone but there are so many other things about this palette that makes me think I should have bought some more lip butters instead. Let’s start with what I do love about the palette. It’s simple black compact that has the same sleek look as the other Revlon photo-ready items. I find a highlighter, contour shade and blush in one palette is a great idea too. Having more blush colour in terms of quantity with smaller sections for the highlighter and contour makes perfect sense since I will use more of the blush anyway. The colours as they appear in the pan look perfectly coordinated to work with each other. You get a small brush with soft bristles in your kit to ensure you can just pop this in your bag and you’re off.  In the sunlight Now here is where it all goes downhill like Jack and Jill with their pail of water. Let’s start with the swatches which made me think twic
6 comments
Read more

Marble Hearts: BCD Nail Art Challenge (Day 13)

Today's challenge utilizes the technique of dry water marbling to create your pattern. I'm doing a twist of it but doing a needle drag i.e using a needle or any fine point for just a smidgen of swirl to the colours used. 
Post a Comment
Read more